How a person can live and not breathe is past my comprehension, and how a person can believe and not pray is past my comprehension too".
"It's past my comprehension why athletes today cannot sacrifice giving everything in key situations," Robinson said.
The tests, at the Mayo Clinic, lasted about four hours and included those that could indicate Alzheimer's; such tests usually evaluate things like memory of recent and past events, comprehension, attention and spatial relations.
The eternal past, heavy beyond all comprehension, had us in its grasp.
The study of trans-Saharan medieval connections is another intriguing topic that has only recently begun to unveil its potential for refining our comprehension of past cultural trajectories in the whole African continent (e.g. Liverani 2005; Wilson 2012; Dowler and Galvin 2011).
As Luisa explains, subjectivity in the interview emphasizes that individuals exist in multilayered, complex relationships that extend above and beyond their own conscious self-comprehension and past.
His recollection of the event was impaired by an epileptic seizure he experienced at the time, meaning James and the audience share an equally unclear comprehension of the past.
Unguru says that past studies on children's comprehension of research participation have relied largely on hypothetical cases based on surveys of healthy, older adolescents.
However, in the enlightenment celebration of novelty and progress, history is reduced to a catalogue of mistakes that are left behind in favor of a more mature comprehension of reality past and present.
The teaching challenge, however, is to foster deep-level learning and understanding of the field according to Bloom's taxonomy (Krathwohl, 2002), that moves past the mere recall and comprehension of theory, and towards application of theory and analysis of problems in businesses.
